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SQL Server 2012 and SharePoint 2013: Installing on a Virtual Machine — 11 Comments

  1. James – thanks for the great post.

    As a newbie, I have a question about cloning VM. When we clone the VM, a new virtual disk (along with a new SSID for the disk) will be created. This will normally trigger/interrupt the Windows Server to be reactivated. Given there may be a limit on the times of activation allowed per license key, do you have any suggestions/thoughts to share so that we won’t run out of activation quota?

    Thanks,
    Buis

  2. Hi James,

    I would like to know what settings to use for virtual machine to complete installation. How much RAM? How much processor? the amount of storage?

    Thanks for your answers.

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  5. I am confused on whether or not you installed this all on one VM or two, one for the domain controller and another for SQL and SharePoint.

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  7. Hi,

    I have SQL 2012 in one VM and SharePoint 2013 in another VM. I have created powerview reports in the SP server getting data from SQL server (different VM). I am accessing the powerview report from a local PC (say my laptop). Which server’s memory will be utilised when I access the powerview report.

    Thanks,
    Ganesh

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